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Bischoff's in North Hollywood is famous for creating prop animals for films, but now a bulk of its taxidermy requests come from bereaved pet owners.

Ruth Beaglehole devoted her life to countering what she called "childism," the misuse of power over children. The effects of her parenting classes are felt throughout Southern California and beyond.

I noticed everything about him: his shoe size, muscular calves, graying temples, intelligent face. But would our time on the court ruin the possibility of a future together?

For the 'America's Got Talent' host, a perfect Sunday in L.A. involves walking around Old Town Pasadena and enjoying his favorite cheat-day meal.

After 30 years in law enforcement, former police chief Tony Miranda has taken on a new career selling vintage mid-century modern furniture.

As young people are drinking less, they're trading bars for teahouses that are open late. Is this where L.A. nightlife is destined?

Osmosis Day Spa's enzyme-cedar bath buries guests in a magic mixture of wood chips and rice bran for a relaxing, warming and healing experience.

With 65 miles of lush trails, a historic mission dam and the highest mountain in the city of San Diego, Mission Trails Regional Park is worth exploring.

With Father's Day around the corner, we'd love to hear your heartfelt stories about the father figures who impacted your life.

In 'Diet, Drugs, and Dopamine,' former FDA Commissioner David A. Kessler offers a comprehensive guide to weight loss.